Social Studies Week 6

Religion is …..

• Belief in a god or gods.

• The activities that are connected with belief in god or gods.

• Separation of the state from religious Institutions

• Rules or expectations that are socially enforced.

What is Secularism

• A system of government in which priests rule in the name of God or a god.

• Separation of the state from religious institutions

• Freedom of religion

• The state and religious institutions working together

Norms in a society

• Separation of the state from religious institutions

• Conforming to a standard; usual, typical, or expected

• Rules or expectations that are socially enforced

• A socially unconventional person

Secular means…

• Not concerned with or related to religion

• Principles or religion

• Usual, typical, or standard

• A system where priests rule in the name of God or a god

Religious is defined as…

• Principles of design.

• Principles of leadership

• Principles of religion

• Principles of management

Find 4 major world religions below

• Buddhism

• Christianity

• Islam

• Judaism

• Nationalism

Migration

• The movement of people or animals from one place to another

• Forces or conditions that serve to drive people either towards or away from place

• The spread of infection from rodents to humans

• the process of coming to live permanently in a different country from the one you were born in

Push-pull factors

• Forces or conditions that serve to drive people to or away from a place

• Forces that hold atoms together

• Factors that drive competition, technology and the economy

• Conditions that are used to open a door

Crusade

• Muslims who were part of a campaign to free the Holy Land

• A Christian campaign promoted by Pope Urban II to capture the Holy Land

• A period of conflict and military activity lasting about 200 years from 1095 - 1291

• A period of many dark knights and long ages

Bubonic Plague or Black Death

• A deadly (30-60%) bacterial infection spread to humans by fleas on rodents (Then person to person)

• A infection of the measles virus, spread from person to person by coughing and sneezing.

• Flu like symptoms (fever, headaches, vomiting) Swollen and painful lymph nodes and dark discoloration of the skin.

• 1346-1353 (7 years) Europe, North Africa and the Near East

• 165 to 180 AD in the Roman Empire